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10 Points to Overcome Starting Your Community
**1. “I need a big audience first.”**
No you don’t. You need a few right people, not thousands of random followers. A small, focused group is easier to grow and monetize.
**2. “I need to be an expert.”**
You don’t need to be the world’s best. You just need to be one or two steps ahead of the people you’re helping.
**3. “Everything needs to be perfect before I launch.”**
Perfection is just procrastination in disguise. Your community gets better *because* you start, not before.
**4. “No one will pay for a small community.”**
One person paying $10 per month already proves the model works. Everything after that is scale.
**5. “There’s too much competition.”**
That’s actually a good sign. It means people are already spending money in that space.
**6. “I need loads of content ready.”**
You don’t need a library. You need a starting point. You can build content alongside your members.
**7. “I don’t know what niche to pick.”**
Most people already know more than they think. And if not, tools (like the one I built) can help you find one in minutes.
**8. “It’s too late to start.”**
We’re still early. Most people haven’t even *considered* starting a paid community yet.
**9. “It’s risky.”**
Starting at $9 per month is one of the lowest-risk business models you can try. One member can cover your cost.
**10. “I’ll start later.”**
This is the big one. Later turns into never. Meanwhile, someone else starts messy… and wins.
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